MEXICAN CONSTITUTION Article 34. Men and women who, having the status of Mexicans, likewise meet the following requirements are citizens of the Republic:
I. Having reached eighteen years of age, if married, or twenty-one years of age if
unmarried;
II. Having an honest means of livelihood.
Article 35. The prerogatives of citizens are:
I. To vote at popular elections;
II. To be voted for, for all offices subject to popular election, and to be appointed to
any other employment or commission, if they have the qualifications established by
law;
III. To associate together to discuss the political affairs of the country;
IV. To bear arms in the Army or National Guard in the defense of the Republic and its
institutions, under the provisions prescribed by law;
V. To exercise in all cases the right of petition https://imagine-mexico.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Mexican-constitution.pdf?fbclid=IwAR3-zbP5ESQJB0X5u4YhC0WO4a09VwwFzQVGmZZwgFBu9OTWD_GvNCudF08
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How is it that every other SOVEREIGN country can have immigration laws and America can't?
IN MEXICO! The Mexican constitution expressly forbids non-citizens to participate in the country’s political life.
Non-citizens are forbidden to participate in demonstrations or express opinions in public abou... View More